Going to TXWG Encampment. Any tips?

Started by Afbrat52, December 26, 2014, 08:25:12 PM

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Afbrat52

Any advice to make life a little bit easier at encampment?

Thanks in advance.

C/A1C Aidan F.

Eclipse

Listen and watch more then talking, go with the flow...

"That Others May Zoom"

jeders

Quote from: Afbrat52 on December 26, 2014, 08:25:12 PM
Any advice to make life a little bit easier at encampment?

Thanks in advance.

C/A1C Aidan F.

Stay warm.

Quote from: Eclipse on December 26, 2014, 08:28:37 PM
Listen and watch more then talking, go with the flow...

Also this^
If you are confident in you abilities and experience, whether someone else is impressed is irrelevant. - Eclipse

BHartman007

Quote from: Afbrat52 on December 26, 2014, 08:25:12 PM
Any advice to make life a little bit easier at encampment?

Thanks in advance.

C/A1C Aidan F.

So how was it? I wanted to go and "TAC" this year, but life had other plans for my schedule.

Wing Assistant Director of Administration
Squadron Deputy Commander for Cadets

Afbrat52

It was amazing! I loved every minute of it! If you wanted to go as a TAC, I would recommend d it. Our TAC officer was great and very encouraging!

Eclipse

The senior members who assist with the flights are now referred to as "Training Officers".

Glad you had a good experience - so now that you have been, what advice do you have to offer?

"That Others May Zoom"

Afbrat52

From my personal experience, don't trip on TD2 and break your collarbone. But in general, do your best, listen to instructions, memorize the SOI (ETM?), iron your uniforms and most of all, have FUN!

C/A1C Aidan F.

Pulsar

Don't know how TX ENC is, but...
glad you had a good time

For any other cadets going to basic:

stay in the moment, focus and listen.

Don't think about what happened yesterday or what will happen at the end of the week. Do you best on the task you have to do now,
and then you can forget and move on to the next one...
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Eclipse

Quote from: Pulsar on January 09, 2015, 07:35:52 PM
Don't know how TX ENC is, but...
glad you had a good time

For any other cadets going to basic:

stay in the moment, focus and listen.

Don't think about what happened yesterday or what will happen at the end of the week. Do you best on the task you have to do now,
and then you can forget and move on to the next one...

HUGE advice - something I always try to remind the staff.  It goes by so fast, and everyone is always leaning forward, that
you tend not to take the time to just exhale and experience your surroundings.

You show up to inprocessing, blink and it's graduation.

"That Others May Zoom"

Garibaldi

Quote from: Pulsar on January 09, 2015, 07:35:52 PM
Don't know how TX ENC is, but...
glad you had a good time

For any other cadets going to basic:

stay in the moment, focus and listen.

Don't think about what happened yesterday or what will happen at the end of the week. Do you best on the task you have to do now,
and then you can forget and move on to the next one...

You know, when you do something as monumental as earning your Earhart Award, it might help to TELL US ABOUT IT!

Congratulations!
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